The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 27, 1937, Image 1
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VOL. XII?NO. 14.
Palmetto State
Asso'n. Her
Specialists for Program
Announced - 1
Gongaree Medical Society Sponsor
Clinics
I Columbia. S. C.-?Specialists of
national prominence in the medical
arid dental professions1 hnie been
chosen for the annual sesriiiW of
the Palmetto State Medical Association
that meets here. April
27-30.
Plans, have . boon completed foi
, clinics to be held concurrently wii.ii
the sessions at Waver-ley And Gpod
Samaritan hospitals. The sessions
. and clinics arc expected to a'tract
medical experts front every putt
of*: South Carolina and nearby
states.. ...
Among the prominent spccrulis.t
secured for the program are** Dr.
J. J. Thomas. City Hospital No..
2, St. Louis, Mo? who is to be
guest surgeon; Dr. S. A. Rock, .it
rector of chest clinic, Mchnrry
" -Medical college, Nushvi'le." Thnn.:
Dr. II. A. Callis. profess/ entire
Practice of Medicine, Howard ftt.iversity,
Washington, I). C.; Dr.
FEDERATION HAPPENINGS t
MONTH OF MARCH
Omitted in last 'month's cU- ]
*l the ! ''.deration was the inspir.- j
itional. meeting of the IknaWrjt I
ounty Federation oftiei.iis. at tin
hotac.of Mis. Cui lii! Mpore itv Khfaimit.
S. (1 Mvstlnnv's K?nrVo- '
/y, Sadie Smith an:! WilkniS' ? attended
this gathering from O-m j
* bui'ur. and discu seel with the <
ficials p'ans for tli'e onii,!1? P'.i..
Federation tnoeliivr lo he.held i.
early May. Plan- Were laid for ..
" special program' to he' held at
Cleat pond st-ho< 1. ju ar. Khr rir h
on March 27th to ?ciu".v :Jie -spir.i.
and courage of the station. At
this time the children^ from tlu J
? Wilkinson.,Home will render a j
*? sketch or l/ayct. and ivusie fo. I
which they arc so greatly notou! *
.. All that tan at'lTl are cordially j
invited to. do so. Al ter the vy,r- jions
'discussions, a delicious lunch',}
eon was served by Mrs. Moore, j
who is i.eprted as one of the Sines.
1 "^hostesses." The ladies left Khrhardt
feeling that much ' ad I c i
accomplished and that the s>ii;tj
is-indeed for the Fed 'ration ovet-l
ing^c.nd the.interest of tie' Home I
Notes From' lh|- Social ( Inh
Darlington, S. ('.?Mi h Helen *
Fsher, president of tha.Sl.de vi.
oration of Colored Women's., el iIj.snok.
at the- honu of Mrs. 1.V j
% "Ci. Cooper to tjje Darlington Social 1
Heart club, ar.il lhe iunioi s of '.an;
club on February 28th. tier I: ' J
was in interest of the State !" ! j
^ration, and she .made the wort 1
of that body vciy clear to hoi
hearers.? The~fc.de: a lion supports .
the home for orphaiT'girF ai Cay
ce, S. C. T.h"y are asKini? to:
more, chi.ln n and a ai Tppuri
from the people. A ie- i.t fid
luncheon, was ^served at the* c'o. c
t>f this meeting-.
Notes from the Ilait-ville Club
Word conies >to us that t'a cl. l.
in ITartsville is progr^ssi* g nicely
t with the following officers for t'.<
year: Mrs. Louise McFnrt'n,-.Howard
St., secretary; Mrs. M. L. Hnrrclll,
South Gtb St.. treasurer; ard
Mrs. M. A. Manning, Howard St.,
president-. A 'very pleasant gitrsering
was heftl on March l 'th ai
which time .Miss Helen Usher
spoke to the group of the coming
Federation meeting to be held m "
* Greenville the early?part- ?f May.
y . Much credit goes to the fine
'y* work of the club in Havtrvilte for
their loyal, and unfailing support
. Notes From the Sunlight Cliih
n,.nnni,c c *rii.. <.-.it;>r!i:
club met Thursday afternoon. Mar
18t.h in the "Y" ilut at State r 13
lege. On entering the -'oor onj
instinctively paused at th > breath- .
taking scene that nut the ey<\ It
1 was indeed an afternoon o'f magic
f* for there near th/\ center of rlv
* room was a bed of van-colored
. Azaleas, mutely bidding one
t*. and enjoy its loveliness. Other
flowers were appi opriately plactd
about the room, A short imsi?i"?s
meeting was heed at which lint"
Mrs'. Wilkinson read a letter from
the McCall Magazine. A cluck:
was endorsed for $63.1*0, whir]- a- j
*?. mount was s< nt to the ct'.'b as its .
share of the money for - uh-'ci ip- !
tions to said magazine in a recent j
campaign of Home Bcauttfi atioi; :
Program. The special objective
Zi of the meeting was .the pre&enta
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Medical
e April 27-30
Martin, pall o'o^^st? and ' eV-ray
technician. Fiv'enitns hospital,
Washington .J). Dr. \\. ija.r;y ,
I lames,. car, r.u/y- ami Uiro.at' spe.
ciali. t, 1 hii;Mlcl|>iiia, Fa.; Dr. Mar* j
.-hall Ke.;s, gynecologist. Ilan.cm i
hospital,' Xcw Yo.ik City.
>f ihe 1'iilal clinic, Dt* 1). li. I
Ti i pii:, pro'cs'sor of oral-surgery j
Alesai t-y Mauical' college and Dr. |
.John W. Sullivan, Philadelphia*
aw bwii secured.'.
The Congareo Mye'Moal Society.
the local association is sponsoring,
the clinics to ho held dT'irig tin.
vs.-icms"\>f the state nu'Ciinj*. l)t.'
J?. A. Kvof>'ttis. president of lite
local society. Clinics.will bo l.<*d
eft Wavcil aoci- the. Goo ! Sahuiriian
hospitals. The ladies au-til- .
iary of* the .Cor&are;' Medical h"o
cicty,. lnad.- up c?i* wives Vf f .{he .
nioiidurs, rue planning the -cnt t .
{{tinniest lor tho convention.
Dr. U. G.. SoahrooUs., Ctiarj-st-m
is jnesklTi ot* tho I'almotto Me lieaii
Association, Dr. W. D. Chanpel!'.'
is presnlcitt-e'lcct. A large-;
..t tw i . .. ;?<>
bors of the medical profession'
from nearby .stales. ,
tiou i f a Home : L'eautilitatlnii
urogram: Win n Sirs.- Wilkkvoon
;!;ivsvr.le/1 Ih'of. ('. ? !. Ipckiiison,
iaii .scape-artist of the Siatw< c<llejfcv
the club- was ticaiH'.l fo if
-eemnl piece of nvajiie. I'rif.,
Di.-kinson- bejrau his nvm.ic Ir
stating that".as tlie. 11ae.i lend.-'
o .i:.i out ilie "iOality "o." ti" air
v..:r, s.) iiocs li.d'i.- raping oman-i .
?hu attrac'li\' ncss- of . a' lruisi..
v. ith . a. f<W deft st k'.V, Ir
ari'tl tii-is; sl.rut-1-cry, .'aw :: ah'o.a.t
a hous* previously ikc.tele.i
We saw an impi'-po-oessi g no'a>i
: "rowiv into a-structure, ot winr't i.fill
beauty by the magic ioi?h i.f !
a masti rjffancl, (Icmonstrmirg Cr ..rigic
ai'fi" t of lamlscapr.ijr. T>,oi.
I Mrkinsnti. pinniarij* hefpftti sag
ui'stionS for pr. t r.'i'py selecting
mvl pi, . ircr lirul.bc>v, T'vr
came the o.xcha'. o_ of plant ' am'j
thv <im p< i!i.ng of the 1.'.'iil/i ifu' be- j
f A sulcus, for twere .or sa-e. j
Next on the program was' tic
II ir-l- piece of magic." Cars were
waiting, on the or.tsi.ie'to vra".-t\* !'
llie members of t "e i lab lit C: !
hear til" iu'.. IMis.to Cardi r.s 1 'or j
sympathy if arrangement f".l'
-uir iii'iun v 01 mooni in :;.t in .
?
wilT livo with- olhf that ;:tv.
? ... k. ?i?i 1?. J ...?iLx.?i?
Jnivo th V. tr.ty <>,< j'
t::t" 1x jii ty (in wiiifh otK- t'e ln?
- ( I lit; it .aiy wo tt:nu*.! av.
ay iti.iihjji that the vi.-il to ?ii-- :
:r:ir'i tt- war- the p rli-cl '-"tdhtCr (fl'j
:i po-fci-t frtift).>o:). .
T?!i' thih owes a .<!< bt *?f ri'uti- 1
; :<!. to t!; coitij! it too o., '! ?.*.? j
I It-, tuli lie at'!; M e.-'daiv.i.- V 1:!; )" j
.-'on, W'a.-iiittK'.o:-, a:;.! tiaialh. .
tiUOt !' NO. :i >1 MO.i'.ORO COl.'NTY
Ml'<
(; t'ooji ! !: ,'i^ 'is '> ( 'j't'h'.r
ini'iitliiy t.i i i: u at?4flul Punhu;'
r11 >: ,,vh Vi i oVlo.!: ;
the olinrnnan, )! r, An lei son en!!- 1
d tlie .!>'( ! ' in".- to order. After.
!c\ cliytials ih;;'. fuiuut . s of (he la :
!"set.! i sir Were i'< ;:? 1 hy Mss. \\ y.rn.i.
\ brief' outline was p>x sf?t:t< J ly
Mrs. Wynn on Khunentary I'lor- t
ish. She co'r,'? 1 Knelish with
other ?'l' ni'-oirry s hool siibieet.-. i
*'*w? v" [on- ivy {o'c-out. enter, d in- ' ,
lo the d sc-ussi >n .heartily. .Many
uo'nts of interact wore hrounht
>ut. ? Miss
Han oi] then fundi!.'"?. ;i u <.
question' box. -Siu-h questions as
nevfaiuod i<> flic tenchim; of lony;
ii'. ' U'.n t > t', la 1 and 1th' fvnd
h ' tea hinu' of i eailiiic.. frranmuu- !,;,VP
iii the elementary
'r re '11;i-- \vs followed bv a
round tab!.- di. ens ion on . who
'"honld fnri". 'h wntuur material*
Or .pupils.
Pirn*, ncV ? ?*1 il'i Or the .frail |
moetn'r to he held .Npii'l 12. ,\!
;> i':1 ni \v;is .arranged. nf? r ,
which this ii tei e> tire; vm"etir.'|
our supVrvisor, Mi s II. :
'Sii vi:i{ str;:t:t nkws. I.
- . I >'r?
':?y wti ~\ a ?!ny ! .?vfr to h' '
nr Vein!,,-red by those who were
present, at elum h. This was Wo-!
man's Day,. therefore the wonrp'
were in eharjro of everytl iojr
.Sunday school -a us ca!l< d to
der by Mrs. Tarrant Davault, actinpr
as Supt. Classes No. 1, 2 and
3 were laught hy_-Misses Gertrude '
Pali
COLUMBIA, SOUTH C
% Mv-& Chart
It 50th Anniv
hops Council of the A.
M. hi. Church meeting recently in
Charleston, S. C., unanimously ap
proved of the program being developed
to celebrate the 150th. ann.yersai
y of Xee.ro Methodism,
June 22-27 in Memphis, Tenn;
Il'chard Allen who wiis a pionin
the -movement for religious
freedom .anion'. Negroes became?
th i founder and first bishop of the
African "~Mcthodlst Episcopal
Church v.l.'ch was oiganizeil in
Philadelphia, April. iRtfl. ^
It is inteV:sti.rg to trace thei
a ly history, of this denomination j
The-primacy among organ.'zed re-l
'i tou* crouds in the va c is claim
' ?! by Africa!'. ?'<lho<l.i'*m. For
T"0 yr.ars it ha* I'iyhtcl the first
? "H that ilhnp nnted the path to
'." .ay hh'h lev 1- of achievement.
Th first pub! 'v \ \ house anions
Wirvn: s c>r* publish roli"
? 'tis l'bratwp was si si Heel by
A.M.E. Church. The first re'oils
v.t'thly periodical,'. "Tho
Christian Recorder:'.' The first
oi'nrtrlly review, "The A. -M. K.
R. yiew"; Tim: first institution, for
h ' hiy-her educat'on of Negroes
Xogroe?.-?AVilherforce Uivveri1v':
th fist plant to publish exT?.ivr>1
v fsi'nday .S. liool literature
ha A.M.E. Sunday. Si-hool Union
t' Xaslvville: the first IT. S. Sen if.>i
i.iy the race TTiram Revels
" as a min ster "11 the A. M. E.
t'h'irch. The first 01; among the
*v>t colon .d t*. S. Chaplains was
ir. ary McXca'l Tumrr. later Pi
li d Thv'-o' of the A.M.E. ehuych
' 'hi1 i "illy Xea'n Congressman
'.*> he'-onic a bishop w:m Richard
,r Cain Hf the A.M.E. Chur"h.
Tli first Negro to present a Rilile
upon which the-president nlac
r d hands "for-inaugural oath was
IV hop Th \V. Ainctt of the A. M.
E. Church. . ' * i
. V J
The first Xetvra Recorder.-* o f |
T). ...Is .it -Washiivrlon 'was- Frod.
;1< r><ni!rlasp, who was a mom'-"!
of'th;. A.M.E. Chtnvh at his!
Lath. Thy present Recorder oft
''( ' ils. lhs W. J. Thonipltins, is 1
i pu-nP or ?f tlv Y.M.E.' Chnrolh-f
Vis predecessor, Jefferson Coaarcvi
a iuemlr'r of theisfimo church.
One of the early pro-iidential
pointers sts Eey'istcr of Treaswas
W.. T. Vernon, later TV'
- V <-r iv? 4 il K?
' '! a. Th first NVttro to write
a" ' I: ? '-T-: teat hook was Prof. W.I
c. 1 i-rouvh of Wilbeiforce
T"i ! versify.
ti: -1. Mi- -rn to preside ov. r
Keuiiu meal Conference of Me- '
"'ijo in was Hi'hop Panicl A 1
1
!':who pn sided at a confer-j
; e Meeting London more than
' i ty years ay o, ISPl. The last'
X "to was Bishop Parks in?At?
'H ESTER CO. t-JI ORCHESTRA*
PL A A S AT BRAINERI). (
dv .T r County 1-TT "Tel Pan"
q: !i- -li-:i P---do~iks til - i anpear;
U?.-4 . in .lit n' Brair.rrd Tnsti!> ! .,
T';o (>cehest'ca is sponsored
lv th? Mr. Mm dah l-II Club in
V 'kh-.-ry, 4--U. trained hy Pro?. |1
V. f? V. ' v.. -111.1 Att ?' .ti.Vinson I
teachers in the public school and j
Pbotniunity ! 11 Chih leaders. ' j.
The appearance of tliis outfit
-i in M>e|-nHop with' th<' first j
iet'val Iv's'top Parade, sponsored
hy the Vshcr I'oard of Metropo- ;
litnp A M If. /ion eluuch of th>s
city;
and Ifli/nh-oh l.utit r and Mrs.
Mary Jefferson respect v-ely. The
S s l-Mol as-a whole report
ed a fine nod cirjoyaMe lesson.ponce
the women had the day',
the pastor did not 'preach, 1) n t
: "! sent in the audience and
Mrs. Porn Devanlt acted as pas
,\ fitli'ip they had a pro "ra'm
and many speeches wove...
made. The collection amounted?to
>i
JOK I.oris M \Y FKJIIT IN
1 Nflf.ATsTT
I .on Ion -JC). jjlrii'nfli^v^rj^nor I
A fvH ('<. i' r1!".'*. hub
!' urn flu Catted i-Uate's, nnivincivl
Tufsday that Joe I.iaiis v ill
fim!'I in th<? White City Kvidhtm
the winner of an. elimination peril
: of bouts now in progress, involving
Max liner, FI0*. Ford,
Tommy. Fart* and Walter Nettsei'
If these plans materialize, Joe
will be in London during the snimmur,
? ?
ittcttc
AROLINA, SATURDAY, MA
:h to Hold
ersary in June
ianta, 1931.
The first Negro to serve us Ci-1
vil Service Commissioner of Chicago
was Bishop A. J. Carey of
the A.M.E. Church.
The; first Negro to be elected <o
the presidency of Howard. UrVver
sity was Bishop John A. Gregg
of the A.M.E. Church.
~ The first Negro graduate o f
West Point '-Military Academy to,
attain the rank of Lieut. Colonel
was ('has. Young of the A. M. E.
Church.
Back, of these achievements
shau^ the dynamic figure of ,a
.-lave boy, yet a mighty g\ ant in
laith, creative thinking and indomitable
will, Richard Alhn.
who 150 years ago' declared' as
the motto for his oppressed fidlowers'"
"God our Father, Christ
Our Redeemer, Man our Brother."
I/ttlo did Allen realize that the
movejnent begun a century and a
half ago would dfow to such prbpoitions
until toda?r there are 11
l<dshop,s, 11 general oflieers,' 10
colleges, .*>50 presiding elders,
0.500 pastors, 700,000 members in
U. S.. Canada, South America,
West Indies, West and South Afri
in. Tins picture 's wholly 'incomplete^
without the sketches whi, h
tell of Xegro progress by all race
hurch groups and beyond denominational
lines and "rn varied fields
if endeavor- the insp'ration and
stimulus for which is but another
tribute to this pioneer, prophet
and pathfinder. -
These highlights fn the history
of the churcli will be eloquently
depicted.at the Sesqui celebration
by Bishop* Reverdy C. Ransom,
{listorigrapher of the Church, in
a seri s of addresses on African
Methods, Retrospect, Aspect, Pros
poet. Hishop Ransom is a graduate
of Wilberforce University,
iip^C president of the trustee board
^nid presiding bishop of the 3rd
eTfisoopal district which embraces
Ohio. Western Pennsylvaa a and
West. -Virginia.
Bishop Wm. A. Fountain, presiding
bishop of' the 0th episcopal
il'stric.t will deliver the |Sesqui
address.
The Sesqui-centcnnial sermon
will be preached by Bishop Monn
us..! -f
. v y .. . ? |MV.^imilK UlMlUp Ol
t+n?'Jiirl ? [iivt'iTTin 1 il'-liiul.
Rishop J. S. Flipper, the senior
historic,-symbolic toivh whi ch has
come down from Allen through
'an unbroken line", to the junior
bishop E. J. Uo.wanl as* 10,000 loyal
followers of Father Allen, assembled
for the occasion, pledge
anew their allegiance to the
principles for which the African
Methodist Episcopal Church still
stands.
JACKSONVII.I E TEACHERS
WANT .MORE MONEY.
Jacksonville, Fla. (C)?A eajn
paijarn has been started here to in111..
.V .
im |'??.\ *'* I'WIVII ll-CVx livtft
in JacksonvUe an?l 1 nival county
pubHr/?schools. M.Th?Richardson,r
wriiinj* in the Florida Tattler on
?
the situation, says:
"Why do Duval County's Nepro
tea' hers want more money? The
answer 's simple: because there
are Jess than a dozen of them fret
tir:r. enotifrh to livt. decently and
honestly on. Theie art> less than
a hundred of them irettinc, for
era mmnr and hi eh school work.
..... .1. ..tiw... .......i....... ' <1...
nunty yet for the lowest-rated
military votk. Whe^ their salaries
are compared with other teach
*11 Duval County. they average
inst ahnuf forty percent and sellom
nmro than fiTty percent."
LOllSVILLK 1VSI"RANCE CO.
PAYS IX SPITE OF FLOOD
Louisville. Ky.-?fC)?In spite
of .the muddy waters of the Ohio
hav:%i stopped business and turn'
. i .r -/r> .. ...,i:..c
i'?l I no OH il l* J* II. in <1 ifini MauiMi,
tin- Mammoth T.ife Insurance Co.,
U.K. Hall, president, last week
sent di vidend checks to stockholders
dated February 1, representsharos
of capital stock. The diviintr
2f5c on each of its 20,000
dend was declared at the annual
meeting on January 12.
I
Rcil 27,~193.7 7
Sidney Park Sunday ,
Bishop J. A. Bray of ( h'.
IH. will preach the . I? sermon
at h'idir-y Park ' ti ,
Easter Sunday at !!: ?? t
Bishop Bray is'the j ' -i
[ hop of the South C.uviij, i A n .si
Conference; lie is a urea!- e n
The public Is invited to 1 a: t
great sermon.
| IMt. IJAI'MG \ BDN 1.dl I'.'tV.
M'EAKEB
I In a I' ttor inltli ?'.<st i''
E. Davis, District. Mai.i < * :!.>
\\ ay cross (Georgia) 1'. . it. :
the Pilgrim Health ami !.' /. !
surance. Company,
General Manager of that '
ami president of ti e* Nati? aal' - .i
gro Insurance association :<; < eil
his regrets at being '/iiahh- .si
attend mid address a ma's m .i iiii
in t:iat> city.
The following1 talle r . from .
Horrisby's- <!ottev 'lnav prove it". - t.
1 osting to South Caroiilri >r. :. 1
am, however, spading .oiie - if <. i
best prepare*! nien to'fdo .thj? :nh.
lie is no other'than-Mr. II. \Vr?1
Baunigardrieiy ~Bu pcyi nt'-; li'Ie w f *fi\> *
sales production of our < 'oopnuy.
editor of our hous4y'<irga ii,, ."Pie
grinds Progress." Ik- , is a .line
man, a scholar, a profound thinker,'
an eloquent V]>' akor, ii good
business;man, a luimhnitaiiar., an' ^
a friend. 1 am sure your cur"legation
will lie well j IdawVj. v
they will .have heard him.
Mr. Baumgardm r i ; a iu-.i . '
Columbia and stiel maintain-* h;
residence here, although ,h - liv'd of;
labor is in Augusta. l'<>r '
years he was professor of (lynna:.
and Psychology iM Allen un-iyci- /'
sity, which position he left inhale
his master of arts degf.o in P-J
cholbgy. Mr. BaunvvardAor hu<
boon in tin' i'mi I?>y <T tin- l':'.,rnn:
Insurance C"?m?:ano f?v. *.],? on-",
two years.
AIM'Ol.NTS M \N IN S I X TH ''
At'IM'TORS Ul Hit ' !
_.Culumh'as, ().?((')-? IV'cv I)..
* . ' " N
Joins, prominent in tin* Hemnoiv.- ;
tic national (a'n.i'an.rti ;i;>
Now .York ii> lt'-'l?, v.a< .nanydcvTiniinor
in the !>:r< all of* Tv-i
tion anil: Supi'ivi ion nt' i
Of Tut.-; !a-t v.;? < 1. by *,. A" !:
I-'... T -
(hr in-' ? .?
an appoint na n' .'.f mnh i
the Auditor's o'l:ee. ha-' 1 >. ti :
'siynod to T-V.nil '->i f'.ii - i' : ;
House. He \\q 11 reveive s7."'i i
day. .Tones was i:1 chartr,. of i :
colored division of* the Hew.oe.' at:
State campaign in the m.en* i.
tit?n.
NOTICE
Bishojrnf. AV. Martof CIii./m : . !.
W7 the?pvesiriiny trfcftrrn?of rw : ?
Oth Episcopal I)istrici of ; he * ? !,. \v
Eastej* myssajre'.at Jones, i V y,
A. M.' E. /.ion chiirc'ri. corner '
tcr and Blossom .Sis. S. ;'>hiy, j
March 12S, 1.1 :o0 a. in. T;,c pdnic
is cordially invited to attend I
Rev. 11. C. Your.g? pastor j
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Members oi Aiplu Kv.pj-a Sly u.i
lotto. X. (*..' niui p.i ti. ip:i 1 < o?i 's i't
Beading hiV to ri-lit: 1>t mw: ('
Acting: IVnn M. K. Thonia--son, l>r I
fctinson, H. C. IIiirms, .7. .7. Abiuy, 1
Bullock, E. I). Johnson; 3rd row: E.
Plair, Jr W. Lynch, E. A. Adair,
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t v.v may-jt.-tly say of liipi thi"
1 he a Tk-i!o le:tv.i>8
:S :';u"o is hhvy boon a hyro."
"M> of ;h ;v:-.tn 1 an 1st ' lin.i
r+rt"''"ye-Hr-thi )\ aft* ui tW
iknow and cntvd for ii in1,-an '
who lea;;!'. <>i ilumdn.nlUi
>. ki'.'lj i o.pnl.-v.s, a li'it nolnliliiokos
life r'i. h and vital,
i'v i ' t,y stios folk on to. :
oval-' thc-m.-elves? lofty
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Wanted Modernization
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II- :i -EaVy -hi lastic Pocioty of- J.i
ii-i* 's y it : rar.i Honors Hay, .\
. C. William*. II. 1J. KH'<. rrof. .1,
I. I . Aiuli 1 si'ii, C. M. Toothy, M
. IIui ho, C. K. Grconloe. J. A. (I
W. Wall, C. A. Johnson, Jr.,C. F.
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PRICK: 5 CENTS
ia
edit Loans
e To Farmers
* ?-- ? * ' .;
iiti :ii buu'.Iinu.- . .
I.mer^ciH'x (r?|i and Fwd l.oans
I.nii r.ui i(ijj and ficu loans -
: i> if.! a'.ahhtUlt- to iariiRTs who
Mi 'jualify l'<ir ' I'lodut^km credit
for* Slid ftuiii rmv
Vl??arls uix*.. made only in the ;
> '' -'..tn-iUii '..y n< < .Jed to grow
i to t;u"e f?>r livestock, and
handled by field repr'-sentuof.
the Kmc rgsncy Crop and '
"<1 I pan oti:co> . in the various
/ acfrictil'ivn a! :ue:.t - ( I-'avm
'.ration ag-.nts) will direct
ant?-ijv f'th'r cost t<> the
i .-.h.tat-vc'j. for their %
vo ,fanners who can".'qualify.
1 >' ns'>m either . of these
.: ' " are served on "he same " .
y <>t.h r larrm'-.; * .
If: .a.iie . addressed to H. A.
'1 ?v A---i.-ljint1 to the Governor,
jjm'm 'fdit 'Administration. at
v.V:i-.-on. !?.- ('... will receive ' ...
. .a.-.', and considerate attention.
In a delated account of Uas "
Desta's. life, the Nc-\v Times'"and
Kthiopia X?ws said further: "Has
J testa- was among the .young. pa-- '
triots and modc-rnizers, but. do--:red
*'!. -mo.It rV.i-atior. of the country
'I .he effect fid methodically. He
'was -opposed to . reforms 'vMch
liable to disturb good traditions.
His method, was to give the people
fact i'cal .demonstration of the re- .
forms it was desired to introduce
"for'tin ir benefit ih order that +hey
mn.-ht adopt them with goodwill .
instead of the ..impression that 'he
changes. \\\ re being imposed upon
the nr.
"l-'i'Mii! .-his visit to A".erica to
vot.;rr. that, of the United States
dejeiration to the coronation of the
for H-aile Selassie, unci his
? n c or jrmrr cyto~T. u ro r.<i to
accompany his or *her-in-,aw,* *he
<"n.wn Prince," A?fa-V?"oist-n, Ra? i
'a h-iirriM? much.
'"lie undertook the construction
v?connecting of .the vast
ovinres Horena an-i ?:v?racr ,
h tin " capital. A<His AV.fca.
:i; ! i: h .KoV.ya'Colony. ' He 9l. '
{ c.ivi-ly tr.coui ajrt (1 < onm.' tce
in the ii:te'rj<.r of- the eonrtr ami ,
f-o.;;-:! traho. With' an Italia? . '
trr..- ,p iii- I'-trt'-'lNh'h: a. cor pany
'* ti":* tr a.:t f iH.-'tj ib"tin ' the
..i-av.;..;, i,r in in . i.CiUii??*
i1 *. nh'ic f< oin: ni'n< if'
fi.ient water.- in tv.ary parti* of
the town.''
MONC'KS ('()KM-:i! MAYS. *
-M:-> Pun]ine Bryan left Thiurs
lay aihe'.a.'on lhe New York City.
M i.?s Pkir.vh K'vn-t vvii-nr* the
week er.d with her paVcnts Mr.
aiv 1 Mrs. Walter Fre.-t.
B'shop Joseph K. Kniili-y will
preac h' at Grace church -Sunday
afternoon at'3 o'clock. All nicnibers
are. urjred to he present.' Vis
tors Welcome. ; . .
A Trip Around the World is be
in#?spi!..'i'! ul by tlit5 MlssTI>nary
Society of Graham A.M.E. chuich
Sunday. Leaving at 7:30 P. M. Gome
and jo a us. in our Easter
exercises Sunday at Wesley M.E.
church.
Funeral services were held Sun
day lor - Mrs^Miuy . ilayr.es, . who
Continued on Pajte 8
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hnson C. Sm'th .University, CharIn
vch I'.Hh. *..-' *
. .1. Adam, Pros. H. L. McCrorey,
. \V. Johnson; '2d row; M. II.
aulden, Jr., A. R. Howell, T. H.
Stephens, F. G. Clarkson, C. M.
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